Furniture Butter vs. Furniture Finish

Furniture Butter acts as a 2-in-1 finish and wax, conditioning and protecting the wood in a one step process. Any of these products can be used alone, but our fool-proof method for the best protection is to use Furniture Finish, Furniture Butter, then Furniture Wax in that order.

How to Use Furniture Butter

Use on hardwoods that are sanded between 220 - 400 grit. The lower the grit, the deeper the oil will soak. The higher the grit, the smoother the wood will feel. To prevent raised grain, always use the "sand, wet, sand" method. Apply thin layer of oil until entire surface is covered. Wipe away excess after 24 hrs. Repeat until desired number of coats and look is achieved. After final coat, allow 24 - 48 hrs for surface to become dry to touch. May take up to 1 week to be completely dry to touch and up to 4 weeks to be completely cured. While curing, it's ideal for the wood piece to be kept in a temperature controlled environment. Humidity and high heat can prolong cure time. Keep liquids off surface for up to 4 weeks. For more application guidelines, visit our "Product Instructions" page!

Is it Food-Contact Safe?

Yes, we only use ingredients that are 100% FDA approved for food contact surfaces to make our products! Our Furniture Butter is made 100% VOC-Free, with zero dryers, metals, or chemicals. 

Project Ideas

Furniture Butter can be used to finish and protect tables, chairs, bookcases, coffee tables, picture frames, and a whole lot more.

Can Furniture Butter be used over paints and stains?

Furniture Butter can be used over oil-based stains, along with chalk, milk, or clay paints.